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House sitting, empty-home care and room shares

Looking for a home to house-sit—or someone to care for an empty property?

This is a discreet Jersey matching service for people with an empty or occasionally occupied home, people offering house-sitting or regular home checks, and people offering or seeking a room. Start with broad details only: exact addresses, contact details, travel dates and access information are never shown publicly.

When this could help

A property is standing empty

A holiday home between visits, an authorised deceased estate during probate, a home awaiting sale or occupation, or a property whose owner is temporarily off-island.

A home needs a human presence

Someone may live in the property or make agreed visits to notice leaks, heating problems or storm damage, collect post, water plants, tend a garden or care for pets.

A room could solve two needs

A homeowner or authorised landlord may have a spare room, while another islander needs somewhere suitable. Both sides begin with broad preferences rather than public contact details.

How private matching works

Step 1

Register only the outline

Choose the kind of arrangement, a broad area and timing band. Do not name the property or publish exact dates.

Step 2

We review both sides

Submissions are checked for identifying or security-sensitive details. Nothing is automatically added to a public board.

Step 3

Agree what happens privately

If there appears to be a sensible match, contact can be introduced privately so identity, references, insurance, permissions, duties and written terms can be checked.

Designed to reveal less

  • Empty homes and rooms are matched privately and are not pinned on a public map or automatically listed.
  • Only moderated sitter and room-seeker summaries may appear below, with no surname, phone, email, exact address or precise away dates.
  • Never include alarm, key-safe, door or gate codes. Identity documents and references must be exchanged privately, not uploaded here.
  • Do not pay deposits, fees or expenses through this site. Meet safely, verify identity and references, and confirm insurance, authority, housing qualifications, landlord or lender permissions and written terms independently.
  • A deceased estate may be registered only by an executor, administrator or another person authorised to act.

Moderated people looking to help or share

These deliberately limited profiles contain no direct contact details. Use the private introduction request if one looks suitable.

No moderated profiles are live yet. You can be among the first to register privately; submissions never appear automatically.

Register privately

Keep it vague here. Choose a parish or broad area, not a street. Use a month-range, not exact travel dates. Do not name an unoccupied property or describe valuables, locks, alarms, keys or access arrangements.

Private submissions are automatically deleted after no longer than 90 days. You can request earlier deletion through contact. This service does not vet users, guarantee an arrangement, hold money, or provide legal, insurance or housing advice.

Important questions

Will an empty property appear publicly?

No. Property and room offers remain private. The site may publish only a manually shortened sitter or room-seeker profile when that person explicitly opts in.

Does registration mean someone has been vetted?

No. Moderation limits what is published; it is not identity, criminal-record, reference or suitability vetting. Both sides must perform their own checks before sharing an address or agreeing access.

Is house-sitting automatically a tenancy or employment?

No assumption is made either way. Payment, length of stay, duties and exclusive occupation can affect the legal position. Put the arrangement in writing and obtain local legal, insurance or housing advice where needed.

Can someone register a deceased estate?

Only an executor, administrator or another person with authority to act should submit it. The property address and probate details must not be placed in the public summary.

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